Gold 'could lead to Queen Cleopatra's tomb'

Egyptian Underwater Treasures

Mummified bodies covered in gold could offer a clue as to the whereabouts of Queen Cleopatra's tomb, it has been claimed.

Archaeologists from Egypt and the Dominican Republic believe they are close to discovering the resting place of the queen and Marc Antony, after the precious metal was found in a large cemetery near the temple of Taposiris Magna.
 

Dr Zahi Hawas, head of Egypt's Council of Antiquities, explained that work in the area has been ongoing for the past three years.

"About 20 tombs have been found, cut in the rock and in one of them, about ten mummies, some of them were covered with gold," he told VOA News, adding that a number of coins, as well as statues of Cleopatra, have also been discovered.

Gold and jewelry that she loved Queen Cleopatra in her life It was festooned with them always Who may have also played a role In discovering the place Necropolis

The Cleopatra's love of Gold jewelry, emeralds and diamonds It was festooned with them always. But were these gems Is her favorite gifts And filled their royal palace She even in the last days of her life Having decided to commit suicide Collected valuables you of love Gold jewelry, emeralds and diamonds And put them before committing suicide.

So far not been detected Jewelry and precious stones Held by the Queen This confirms what was said the History That the Necropolis filled with treasures.

The limit also The palace also full of precious stones Diamond, aquamarine, emerald and gold

The throne was filled with the precious metals this Also the royal crown that was worn The necklace which was decorated chest Even your bed was of pure gold.

Queen Cleopatra was living in the enjoyment of the entire gold And perhaps reveal to us this gold Where Necropolis Also full of gold.

 

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